Sentence examples for brings disgrace from inspiring English sources

"No player should have to tolerate such abuse which brings disgrace to the game.

It doesn't apply to other public figures who are expected to show moral leadership in evaluating conduct that brings disgrace on their party, their institution and our democracy.

And how is it possible that a CEO who brings disgrace to the company, as in VW's case, gets a $66.9 million farewell package?

"The conduct alleged today is by any definition disgraceful and it's brought disgrace to the Milwaukee Police Department," Milwaukee Police Chief Edward Flynn said at a news conference with Milwaukee District Attorney John Chisholm.

"He has brought disgrace on all ranks".

She would bring disgrace on the family.

I've brought disgrace to my profession by writing.

The resolution said Ms. Dunlap had "brought disgrace to the party".

I would bring disgrace to my relatives and religion," the 27-year-old says.

"These officers brought disgrace to the uniform they wore and the good name of Durham Constabulary".

He brought disgrace on Britain, taking us into an illegal war without UN backing.